Ahhh.... The liberal vs the conservative.... While I'm all for isolation in the form of another "Monroe Doctrine", when a US citizen (non-combatant) has been executed for being an American, retaliation is needed. But in other areas, like Ukraine, we need to stay the fuck outta there!

 

Of course! Every country MUST retaliate like the US when their citizens are harmed. And then, like I said, there are suggestions that we don't poke our noses where they don't belong.

Agreed. I mean we get you're a patriot, but every other US citizen trying to reverberate what the Hollywood/American media/American videogames try to portray "Only the USA/an American lonewolf can save the world; earth's fate now rests on their shoulders" is just ridiculous. I mean come on, this is real life. Other nations have got their civilians trapped and executed too. And they can too bomb these terrorists with or without America's help. As a matter of fact, the UAE initiated airstrikes on ISIS without even informing Obama administration which actually left the US surprised.

It's almost like the people who live there care what's going on in their neighborhood or something.

It's almost like the people who live there care what's going on in their neighborhood or something.

 

... which sort of breaks the cliche.

UPDATE: Looks like OP's wish has been granted. Around 40 nations have agreed to help crush ISIS before they do anymore damage. I'm yet to read a newspaper which lists all of these 40, however so far I can confirm these nations are particpating (alongside the US): Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Turkey (only humanitarian support through NATO bases on its soil), Canada, Netherlands, Germany, France, Britain and Australia. No country is sending troops in, though.

 

Source: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-29201317

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